We start by visiting Santo Antonio de Padua church, built on the site where the saint was born. Close by is the XII century cathedral, the symbol of Christianity in Lisbon.
We won’t leave Lisbon without seeing the church of Jeronimos Monastery, from the XVI century, dedicated to Santa Maria of Belem. It’s the most impressive symbol of Portugal's power and wealth during the Age of Discoveries.
We leave Lisbon and go to Mafra Convent, from the XVIII century, one of the biggest constructions in Europe, all made of marble, with two bell towers boasting the world's largest collection of bells.
We then travel northwards through the countryside to Alcobaca and visit the XII century Alcobaca Monastery.
Continue to XIV century Batalha Monastery, the supreme achievement of gothic architecture in Portugal.
Finally Fatima - the center of Christian faith and a local of world's pilgrimage. See the chapel on the place where Our Lady appeared to the shepherds.